Love this month's inspiration kit, but not entirely sure if you can play along this month?
Maybe you're not sure if you have the time and energy to play along?
Maybe you feel like you haven't got quite enough stash to make a full kit?
Or maybe you're still working with the remnants of last month's inspiration kit and only need a small selection to work with?
Whatever the reasons, our new mini-kit feature will hopefully help out
when time, energy or stash are a little bit lacking! In addition to the
main kit reveal on the 1st of the month, we are also creating our own
smaller "Mini Kit" versions of the inspiration kit, along with some
ideas for using them up quickly!
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Inspiration Kit from Gossamer Blue |
Kits can either be simply smaller versions of the main kit, or they can
be specifically aimed to use as card kits, mini album kits, pocket style
albums or planners.
It's entirely up to you.
And you can use the mini-kit option whenever you like, such as when--
• You're still loving (and creating with) an older kit, but want to play along each month.
• You don't have enough stash that suits the new inspiration kit.
• You're busy, but still want to feel creative.
• You
love the 'Main Kit' but could have taken it in a different direction.
Use the mini-kit as way to explore those other options.
• You need *more* kit. Use the mini-kit as an 'add on'.
• In fact, use the mini-kit inspiration in any way that you want!
Susan put together this mini kit:
Inspired by the primary colors, she then used the kit to make two school-themed pages. You can find more details on her blog here.
Leslie got her inspiration from the Gossamer Blue Traveler's Notebook kit,
a lighter, fresher take on the main kit.
and combined elements from Pink Fresh Studio Dream On
& Felicity Jane Caroline collections to scrap her daughter's 30th birthday.
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More details found HERE |
Julene has put together this mini kit using 2 colours orange and navy.
She decided to make a mini album.
The full album can be seen on her blog.
Don't forget that there's more ways than ever to join in the fun:
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